Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-29
G. MISCELLANY.

Don't miss Min in Richelieu this evening
at the Grand.
j. D. Mckenzie, engineer at the Anacon-
da, has gone back East on business.
Several of the Jail inmates were freed
manning is thirty-six.
Charley Carver was in town yesterday
and had q pleasant social time with his
friend, A. W. Sutherland, at Fischer's.
Mrs. N. E. Cameron is on a brief visit to
turning to the city about the LIST Of Au-
gust.
James Kidd, stage manager of the Grand
Opera House, ia in the city. He is one OF
the best that ever set up a stage in his line
OF the profession.
Sheriff Jones, Of Dillon is in town on his
way home from the P~enitentiary where he
took the two murderers sentenced at the
last term there. He is the guest of Sheriff
Lloyd.
The Butte Rod and Gun Club expect q
c.nb from Missoula to compete in the tour
~nenaent- They Yesterday received 10000
clay pigeons.
W. c. Jamison, an engineer at the Parrot
mine, left Friday evening for his old home
in Pennsylvania and will be gone two or
three months.
The present lease on the fraction OF the
Stephens mine held by Rodda & Co. ex-
pires next Thursday. A new lease has been
made which goes into operation next day.
w. ]. Jameson, for Scranton, Pa; James
Stone for P~ottsville, Pa, and Mrs. G. w.
Berry and her two daughters for New York
left by the Northern Pacific route last
night.
The Blue Bird and Gagnon laid of a few
miners yesterday with the view OF reducing
expenses. It is reported that the excess
i've rates on salt were the provoking cause
to the Blue Bird.
The landscape painting that was ratified
at Calkins' book store Saturday evening was
won by J. G. Heilig. 1t was the work of
Mrs. George C. Monroe, of Rocker. and was
valued at $3.50.
The Orion Band did nobly by the Fourth.
It's members contributed severally amounts
aggregating $50 to the celebration fund.
This is q good showing and should be emu
lated by the other city bands.
The Sons of Veterans met ON Friday
evening and accepted the invitation ex-
tended to them by the Celebration Commit
tee to take part in the parade on the
Fourth, which they will do IN a body.
Richard Thierman. formerly OF Louis
Lienemann's and the Renshaw saloon, is
now to be found in his proper element at
the Turn Hall saloon on Granite street.
All hit old friends should give him a call.
The friends Of the Robert Emmet Liter
airy Association should vie with each other
in contributing to the success of their pic
mic at Columbia Gardens to-day. No Irish
man who is worthy of the name will be alb.
sent.
Mr.. Hess. OF the VIM. Tell House. on
West Broadway, has lately entirely re-
fitted his establishment, making it now
one OF the finest lodging honses in this city.
All those who give MI. Hess a call will be
treated royalty.
A gentleman of Celtic antecedents was
arrested yesterday a.+erroon for standing
on the sidewalk and in loud tones inviting
the prOprietress of the Dew Drop saloon on
East Park to come out and tread on the
tail OF his coat.
The Trustees of School District No. 2
nave issued twenty-five bonds of 800
each making $4,000 in all drawing Z ner
cent. interest for the purpose of building
q school house at Burlington. A. j. Davis
has purchased the bonds at a
Thu Congregational Church and Sunday
school propose to have an excursion to
Anaconda next Thursday, June 80, A
time is expected. It will be "broad
gauge" so that all their friends and neigh.
bors may 60 for q rest and q share in the
enjoyment.
MIR. Louis Villemaire has returned to
the city. He has resigned from the Mcguire
company. We regret to learn this be- !
cause his place in that cannot
be filled. We trust that his services in the
company will soon be restored az he ia an
expert in his business.
Perley P. Jones was arrested Yesterday
morning for cruelty to animals in leaving .
horse and buggy of Owsley & Cars stand.
ing IN Galena street during the heavy rain
Yesterday morning. The enormity of his
was aggravated by his having M
money to pay for the rig when arrested.
There are two inmates of the Comfy |
oil who are victims OF mania-a-poter. or
oulsarly speaking, have the iim-iams'
One OF them brought from MeadervilIe
his time brushing IMAGINARY Aies
his coat. while the other. brouoht m
South Butte Saturday night. ia more
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Maguire's Comedy Company will NAV in
ne town OF Wickee Monday, Tuesday and
Miss DuPree is the PRINCIPAL
ttractlon OF this company. She is the
or'entest soubrette on the American stage
and We bespeak for her the snccass
20 which her talents entitle her in her me-
ession. po
Grant II. Smith, who for the past two
'ears has been engaged in the fruit and
confectionery business in this city, left for
dormondom on last evenings south. honnd
ram and after s%ojourning a few davs
V!thin the classic confines of Salt Lake C;+v
WI proceed to Oakland, CAL, where .
BUSINESS proposition Of a colossal natnre
watts aim. During Mr.. Smiths residence
9 outte ne: BY his STRAIGHTFORWARD manner
I condoctlng business and his honesty (.
nd integrity in his dealings with eyervons {
q many friends, who wish him M =,
'onrded succsas IN his nsv vsnt4ts. .